Federal lawmakers are taking a hard look at how the VA protects patient data shared with VA-approved health apps. As more health data is shared with technology companies and mobile apps, it raises ...

The VA is moving forward with a suite of apps for patients and providers that feature live connections into VA health records. The VA is moving forward with a suite of apps for patients and providers ...

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs this week announced a new mobile application it says will help simplify and organize existing resources into one location to help manage health care needs. The ...

The Veterans Affairs Department has set plans to kick off the first two of several mHealth apps designed to give vets easier and quicker access to healthcare data. The apps, Summary of Care and Blue ...

There are dozens of Virginia sports betting apps available, including both state-licensed and those based offshore. But picking the best is no easy task. We’re going to take a look at some of the best ...

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs currently is testing two mobile apps aimed at helping patients gain deeper healthcare data insight through integration with the agency's VistA electronic health ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs wants to hear from developers capable of migrating and enhancing its existing GRIT application — a mobile platform to support military service members transitioning ...

The normal monthly "Behind Friendly Lines" column from Lt. Col. Jason T. Strickland, chief communications officer at the VA Rocky Mountain Network, will return in April. The days of enduring endless ...

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Virginia’s COVIDWISE app, with notifies users of potential coronavirus exposure, is now part of a network that includes similar systems in 15 other states and the District of ...